England have made it through to the final of the UEFA European Championship 2024, which kicked off almost a month ago.
Starting on June 14 with 24 nations battling it out to be named the best in Europe, it’s been a tense tournament for England, with manager Gareth Southgate receiving criticism about the squad’s performance.
However, the Three Lions topped their group and beat the Netherlands in a thrilling semi-final on Wednesday night to make it through to the final, which will be held at the Olympiastadion, in Berlin.
Securing their chance to compete against Spain for the title, England beat the Netherlands 2-1 thanks to a late goal by Ollie Watkins and a first-half penalty by captain, Harry Kane.
The final will take place at 8.00pm on Sunday (July 14) and while some England fans will be lucky enough to have tickets, most of us will be watching the final at home or in our local pub. So, where is the best place to watch the Euro 2024 final in Liverpool? Below are some of Liverpool city centre’s top pubs and bars which will show the final this weekend, and promise great beer and an even better atmosphere. Is it coming home?
1. BOXPARK Liverpool, Baltic Triangle
BOXPARK will screen the grand final, with attendees able to grab great pints and food from a range of vendors. | PR Photo: PR
2. O'Neill's, Hanover Street
Popular Irish pub, O'Neill's, has shown all Euro 2024 games and is accepting advance bookings. Customers can order food and drink via the app too so no missing out on any action. | Google Street View Photo: Google Street View
3. Einstein Bier Haus, Fleet Street
Einstein Bier Haus has screened every Euro 2024 match and offer great German beer. Known for being a great spot for live sports, the venue will be walk-in only. | Einstein Bier Haus Photo: Einstein Bier Haus
4. McCooley's, Concert Square
In the heart of Concert Square, McCooley’s is a favourite with students and visitors, as well as football fans. The Irish bar is a great spot for enjoying a few pints without breaking the bank. | LiverpoolWorld/Emma Dukes Photo: LiverpoolWorld/Emma Dukes